Surgical intervention for tbc p

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Abstracts. Tuberculosis. Surgical intervention for tbc p. Morr Davies (British med Journ. No. 3614), dwelling briefly on the claim. pneumothorax, examines other methods. A. prefers phrenicoexeresis to phrenicotomy, since the first is possible to destroy the connections of the additional branches of n. phrenic with the intra'thoracic part of the nerve. As a result of paralysis of the dome of the diaphragm and atrophy of muscle fibers, muscle spasm disappears, respiratory movements decrease; the rise of the dome of the diaphragm upward continues for 2-3 months. after muscle fiber atrophy. The collapse is not limited only to the base of the lungs, but also leads to a decrease in the volume of the cavities in the upper section. Indications for f. BC: 1. Cases of basal tbc. 2. In cases of chronic basal effusions.

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